Well you probably should use jaws, people in companies use jaws for that and buy jaws scripts. Nvda is opensource, I am not sure if anyone would do a payed addon well due to the opensource nature I

hi Joseph. wow, man, simply the best! special work! thanks special man! long life to Joseph Lee. cheers. Às 18:06 de

You can play old games in talking dosbox. just google search talking dosbox and look for a result that point to batsupport.com

Sure. Some of these are command-line based, like the MESS emulator. So all you have to do is remember the command structure and boot whatever system/disk from the command line. I do remember a SNES

I only quoted information I got from their website https://www.knfbreader.com/get-it For specific questions I suggest you contact them directly: support@... Antony. -- "I estimate

i cann't believe that this is true! if so, i've al lisence for android if it is true, then i can get knfb for free for my iphone. and that's not the case. no, i think you have to buy a brandnew

The interfaces are usually accessible, but the games themselves cannot be read by a screen reader. Devin Prater Assistive Technology Instructor certified by World Services for the Blind JAWS

Hey Tony. Yeah, I read that tutorial. Unfortunately it only covers the most basic use of the programme. I think what some of us want to do is a bit more complex, and this is where we are having

No it is not. Whoever said that on here needs to quit giving out false INFO. Now back to NVDA.

It wouldn't, no. The idea of emulation is exactly what it says. When you run an emulator you are re-creating the environment of whatever system you are emulating. If the old systems had screen-readers

It does at times make lower case l into i's though so we get della as delia and malden as maiden here in the uk, which in some circumstances makes for some humour. Brian bglists@... Sent

It's possible that your employer has someone in house capable of doing python scripting. That would be the cheaper option for them. Did you try contacting the nvda developer list? That is where all of

Ah, ok, that sounds fair. I have a license, so I could get it for Windows10. Ciao, Ollie

You know, Microsoft Word actually does a good job with translating text. You just have to have the proper language packs installed and configured. I've done this with English/Spanish and my wife with

Thanks Anthony. I actually have KNFB for Android on my smartphone, and am all but happy with it. Everybody praises it on IOS, but I'm very disappointed. I might try the Windows10 version, if, and

I got it free from here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/knfb-reader-enterprise/9nblggh5308l

See: Free & Good OCR Software for Image Scanned PDFs I include instructions in that message. I've used this software to OCR files hundreds of pages in length without any issue. It can take quite a

The question of OCR scanning Image Scanned PDFs that one knows contain text comes up again and again. If you don't want to invest some huge amount of money in a fully dedicated specialty OCR suite

I only quoted information I got from their website https://www.knfbreader.com/get-it For specific questions I suggest you contact them directly: support@... Antony. -- You can tell

I have the iPhone app; does this mean I can also use it on Windows 10? Sent from my iPhone